Ex-Police Officer To Prison. Was He Wrongfully Convicted?

Ex-Police Officer To Prison. Was He Wrongfully Convicted? He was a highly decorated NYC Housing Police Officer, Crime and Violence was part of his job. He was arrested, tried and convicted for a crime he says he didn’t commit, You be the Judge, was Justice Served?

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Pete Thron was a highly decorated New York city housing authority police officer. Before his arrest he was a police officer for nearly 1o years and was involved in hundreds of arrests most of which were narcotic related. During his career as a police officer in the most dangerous areas in New York City, he made over 500 personal arrests and assisted in over a thousand others. He has been awarded 25 medals and 75 written commendations for bravery. 

He was arrested and charged with stealing $1,700 in cash from a drug purchaser inside an apartment in the course of a "buy and bust" operation. He was convicted and sentenced to prison for a crime that he says he didn't commit. You be the Judge. After his release from prison he became an author and wrote numerous books, including his story in the book End of Tour.

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